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The Carbon Removal Scoop

von Eve Tamme and Sebastian Manhart

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  1. 17 | CO₂: Waste or commodity? - with Rachael Moore

    Are we scrubbing the smokestacks and skies of a waste gas, or creating a valuable resource for a net-zero world? As carbon management technologies like CCS, CCU, DACCS, and BECCS advance, policymakers and markets are narrowing down on CO₂’s

  2. 16 | CBAM: The carbon removal catalyst? - with Dan Maleski

    How can the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism help scale carbon dioxide removal? Designed to put a price on imported carbon and prevent leakage, but could it also act as a catalyst for scaling CDR? This CDR Scoop cuts through the nois

  3. 15 | SHOWDOWN: Biochar vs Direct Air Capture - with Martin Freimüller

    A fun, interactive, first-of-a-kind live debate with over 1000 attendees signed up. We picked two real heavyweights: DAC, the poster-child of CDR, with over 200 DAC companies founded to date. On the other hand, biochar, responsible for a wh

  4. 14 | Rethinking Net-Zero: Do international credits help or harm?

    On March 31st, EU Climate Commissioner Wopke Hoekstra floated various ideas for how Europe’s expected 90% emission reduction target for 2040 could be achieved. One of them: letting EU countries purchase United Nations Article 6 credits to m

  5. 13 | SBTi: Step forward or missed opportunity for CDR? - with Robert Höglund

    8,000 companies have emission reduction targets validated by the Science Based Targets initiative. Only around 50 of them have so far purchased durable carbon removal. Imagine if all of them purchased CDR? The impact could be >50Mt of deman

  6. 12 | CORSIA vs ETS: What will actually clean up aviation?

    Aviation is responsible for almost 1Gt of CO2 emissions, or 2.5% of global emissions. Up to 4% when accounting for non-CO2 climate warming effects. And demand is only going up: 3-4% year-on-year. Aviation is also notoriously hard to decarbo

  7. 11 | Will the EU need twice as much CDR as expected?

    Will the EU need 2x as much CDR? The highly anticipated 333-page milestone report on carbon removal by Europe's Scientific Advisory Board has landed, promising to be the most comprehensive analysis of CDR to date. Does this heavyweight repo

  8. 10 | CDR at DoE is dead... or is it? - with Noah Deich

    In February 2025, all probationary contract staff at the Department of Energy were terminated, including the most incredibly talented and experienced people who had turned the U.S. into a CDR powerhouse over the previous years. What does th

  9. 9 | CDR into the EU ETS: Boom or doom?

    Emission trading systems (ETS) are often touted as the largest potential source of demand for carbon dioxide removal (CDR), providing a large, predictable market worth billions. The EU ETS is by far the largest and most successful in the wo

  10. 8 | Like-For-Like: The policy silver bullet? - with Robert Höglund

    In carbon removal policy circles, three simple words - like-for-like - seem to come up more and more. It is a simple and obvious concept that is actually incredibly complex and misunderstood. Robert Höglund joins Eve Tamme and Sebastian Man

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